Yellowstone cat: Lost pet travels 900 miles to California after escaping during camping trip | US News

A pet cat has defied the percentages and returned house to his homeowners in California after getting misplaced in Yellowstone Nationwide Park two months in the past.

The journey-loving feline – known as Rayne Beau – apparently made the 900-mile journey from Wyoming after getting spooked throughout a household tenting journey.

His homeowners, Benny and Susanne Anguiano, took Rayne Beau and his twin sister to Yellowstone’s Fishing Bridge RV Park on 4 June for the cats’ first journey to the forest.

Nevertheless, the vacation ended badly after Rayne Beau was startled and bumped into close by bushes.

Regardless of trying to find 4 days, the Anguianos have been unable to seek out their misplaced pet, lastly returning house to Salinas with heavy hearts.

Regardless of heading house, Ms Anguino stated she by no means misplaced hope she would discover him and took a double rainbow she noticed on the drive house as “an indication” he could be OK.

In August, the Anguianos obtained a shock telephone name from Rayne Beau’s microchip firm to inform them their pet was secure and effectively on the Society For The Prevention of Cruelty To Animals (SPCA) in Roseville, California.

The animal shelter was practically 900 miles (1,448 km) from Yellowstone, and simply 200 miles (322 km) away from their house.

A girl who first noticed Rayne Beau wandering the streets of the northern California metropolis fed him and gave him water till she managed to catch him on 3 August, taking him to the native SPCA.

Rayne Beau’s homeowners picked him up the next day.

He’d misplaced 6lbs and had ‘beat up paws’

Ms Anguianos stated he had misplaced six kilos, including: “I consider actually that he made that trek totally on his personal. His paws have been actually beat up. Misplaced 40% of his physique weight, had actually low protein ranges due to insufficient vitamin. So, he was not cared for.”

It stays a thriller how Rayne Beau received to Roseville, and his homeowners are hoping members of the general public could possibly fill within the blanks.

Rayne Beau has now been fitted with a GPS world tracker in case of additional misadventure.

His homeowners say they may practise “tenting of their driveway to get him used to it,” earlier than hitting the highway once more.